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This is called under the color of law. Needless to say, it is a violation of Federal law.

Yes it is; sadly the people who refused to charge the New Black Panthers Party thugs for voter intimidation won’t charge here either. The coup/power grab is coming-Eric Holder wishers to judge all thing politically.

Democrat Cordary says he’s just doing what the law tells him.

Whatever.

If what they did was enough to get them fired it would suggest they deserve no taxpayer funded defense.

On the other hand, if they took the fall for someone else, perhaps Cordary is trying to keep them happy.

We had a case recently here in Thurston County, WA were the County Commission was using the County prosecuters office to go after the Sheriff in a civil suit (basically the sheriff was upholding the law and the County Commission did not want him doing it in this case as it was going to hurt their constienuency). Long story short the judge decided not only to let the Sheriff’s counter suit go ahead, but told the Comission that they would have to retain their own council not using taxpayer funds as this was a civil suit not a criminal case.

“…Patrick Kennedy says the new EHR law allows you to instruct your doctor to leave that information out of the record.”

Hmmm? I wonder whether you can leave out your alcohol treatment sessions too?

Alcohol treatment for a Kennedy, give ‘em another bottle of Scotch.

Ohio taxpayers paying to defend government snoops

Translation…Ohio taxpayers paying for electing liberals.

iamsaved said:
Makes you want to trust the government with your health records.

Ditto that.

However.. if you have an STD or you have had an abortion you don’t have to worry about anyone seeing it in the national database because Patrick Kennedy says the new EHR law allows you to instruct your doctor to leave that information out of the record.

Hmmm? I wonder whether you can leave out your alcohol treatment sessions too?

Makes you want to trust the government with your health records.

…government employees who act “manifestly outside the scope of his official employment or official responsibilities, with malicious purpose, in bad faith or in a wanton or reckless manner.”

This is called under the color of law. Needless to say, it is a violation of Federal law.

18USC242

Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States…shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both…

I won’t be holding my breath for the B.O.s “justice” department to charge these scum with criminal violations.

Jones-Kelley and Williams resigned and Thompson had his job “revoked” in the wake of a report from Inspector General Tom Charles that found confidential state databases with personal information on Wurzelbacher were improperly accessed.

After reading that, I’m of the impression that there’s not much to defend. First witness, Inspector General Tom Charles. Case closed.

The people of Ohio should be OUTRAGED that this hasn’t been settled already.

Oh well a day of reckoning is coming-the SOBs will reach too far of that I am sure.

Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray’s office is defending former state employees Helen Jones-Kelley, Douglas Thompson and Fred Williams